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🗣️ Roy Keane: “People like Declan Rice, with leadership skills, need to get a grip of people. People are looking at Mikel Arteta, the fans, no this is on the players. The fans can’t do it for you, the manager can only do so much. Don’t let this slip.” ❌😤

WATCH: Israel destroyed all of the town of Al-Khiam in southern Lebanon within a month.

Missing nuclear official becomes TENTH person tied to dark pattern surrounding U.S. secrets --Another person with links to America’s nuclear secrets has gone missing as the disturbing list of deaths and disappearances in recent years continues to grow. Steven Garcia, 48, vanished without a trace on August 28, 2025. He was last seen leaving his Albuquerque, New Mexico home on foot, carrying only a handgun. 🔗⬇️

Armed masked man starts fight at high school ICE protest—turns out to be off duty police sergeant. His plan was to trick students to "assault me"—then "arrest them all." Then called his buddies with rifles to "back him up." Sgt. Dusten Mullen makes $336,000 a year—making him a top 10 earner in the Phoenix Police Department. He is currently on administrative leave—which means he's reassigned to work from home. Incident occurred outside Hamilton High School in Chandler, Arizona.

Some headline numbers from Chelsea FC Holdings, BlueCo's and Holdco's full accounts for the year ending June 2025. CFC Holdings declared a pre-tax loss of £262.4m compared to a profit of £128.4m for the prior year. The shift is "primarily due to a profit on the sale of a subsidiary [hotel sale] of £198.7m recognised in the prior year". Revenue increased by £22.4m year-on-year, but cost of sales and administrative expenses rose by £117.4m. This is noted as a mitigating factor for the scale of the loss. It is primarily attributed to increased amortisation and impairment on player registrations, increased cost of sales including player wages, and costs related to regulatory matters, including the £26.5m settlement with UEFA. Chelsea's wage bill is up from £294.6m to £312.8m. Intangible assets have increased to £1.05bn from £1.04bn. This is due to £305.5m of player acquisitions including Liam Delap, Mike Penders, Dário Essugo and Mamadou Sarr. This was offset by total amortisation impairment losses of £230.3m and the disposal of player registrations with a combined net book value of £67.9m. CFC Holdings made a net profit on player trading of £57.9m but that was down from £152.5m in 2024. The main sales referenced are Conor Gallagher, Bashir Humphreys, Kepa Arrizabalaga and Ângelo. After the reporting date, six Chelsea men's football players were signed at an initial cost of £263.3m. 15 players were sold at a profit of £31.8m. BlueCo's net loss for the year, after taxation, was £619.0m compared to £402.6m in 2024. The declared pre-tax loss number is £630.1m compared to £430.3m in 2024 and is noted as driven by investment in CFC, CFCW and Strasbourg. For the 2024/25 tax year, BlueCo reported revenue of £536.5m. It is also confirmed that Alexis Ohanian's 776 Chaos Fund paid £18.5m for a 7.6% stake in Chelsea Women split via two share purchases. Based on that number, 776 valued Chelsea Women at £243.4 million. CFCW declared a loss for the year before taxation of £17.1m compared to £8.4m in the prior year. Turnover increased by £9.8m, offset by an £18.6m increase in operating costs. Strasbourg declared a loss for the year before taxation of £65.8m compared to £12.3m in the prior year. Turnover for the year at the Ligue 1 club decreased by £24.2m, down from £57.7m, largely due to reduced broadcasting revenue and the partial closure of the stadium for part of the reporting period. The overall HoldCo pre-tax loss is £700.8m (up from £473.2m in 2024) and is adjusted to £689.7m post-tax. It is also noted that there is £23.3m compared to £4.3m in 2024 of accruals and deferred income representing amounts that are due to settle ongoing legal matters. This includes £18.0m (€21.0m) under a settlement agreement relating to UEFA's Financial Sustainability Regulations, which concluded during the financial year.

Arsenal will win the Premier League?

BREAKING: Trump announces plan to allow corporations to dump coal ash – which is TWICE as radioactive as *nuclear fuel* – into our drinking water! Yes, you read that right. Trump’s EPA is proposing to weaken rules for the safe disposal of super-mega-toxic ash produced by burning coal that contains hazardous heavy metals and contaminates groundwater. “The Trump administration proposed easing standards for monitoring and protecting groundwater near some coal ash sites, and rolling back rules that require the cleanup of entire coal properties rather than just the sites where ash was dumped. The revisions would also make it easier to reuse coal ash for other purposes,” reports the Associated Press. EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin said the proposal reflects the agency’s “commitment to restoring American energy dominance, strengthening cooperative federalism, and accommodating unique circumstances at certain (coal) facilities.” The rules were strengthened by – you guessed it – the Biden administration a few years ago, and now Trump is trying to gut them on behalf of his cronies in Big Coal. It is shocking to see just how eagerly the Trump administration is gutting all the regulations that keep us safe. “The Trump administration just took a sledgehammer to the health protections in place for toxic coal pollution,” said Lisa Evans, senior counsel at environmental group Earthjustice. “This is yet another handout to the coal power industry at the expense of our health, water, and wallets.” He is more than willing to make us drink poison and develop terrible cancers, all so his donors can save a little bit of money on cleaning up the toxic byproducts of their carbon pollution. There is nothing sacred to these nihilistic scumbags, no respect for anything but their own bottom lines. Trump is willing to burn everything to the ground just so he can be king of the ashes – with not a care in the world for the millions of people who will suffer and die because of his decisions.

FC Cincinnati is exploring a move that would bring Neymar to the MLS, sources tell ESPN 👀

The Online Safety Act is a total FAILURE. Small sites are shutting because compliance is too costly, chunks of the web are now age-gated, and it still doesn’t achieve its own aims. We've put together an A to Z of some of the things that have been blocked.